When it breaks, and you replace it , next time put in a steel mesh preferably in 3D/one mesh above another connected by steel rods to make squares 3Dcubes all conected and make it deeper...
So the Cement cracks in that line and not thru out the whole slab. with sidewalks about every 36 Inches. He put one in close to steps but should have done another one closer to the end .
Absolutely pretty cool
Ty
no rebar?
None
Looks professional. I have a 30 ft sidewalk I have considered doing that but I'm too afraid lol
The experience was worth it. Even if it turned out terrible at least I can say I tried it once. You can do it
Well done, man
Extremely, kinda, ok.
Ty
Good pour!
Thank you
When it breaks, and you replace it , next time put in a steel mesh preferably in 3D/one mesh above another connected by steel rods to make squares 3Dcubes all conected and make it deeper...
Deeper than 4 inches? Ok
@@RentThisFlipThat ,,,14cm minimum...
4 inches is pretty standard around here. Especially minimal foot traffic but I appreciate your opinion
Cleaaaaaaaaaaan
Ty
Yeah, you should probably hire someone next time, that looks like trash..
It really doesn’t. Your comment is trash. But you knew that when you left it. Gotta have haters. Part of the game
What's the purpose of the line across the middle? At 0.45 in the vid.
So the Cement cracks in that line and not thru out the whole slab. with sidewalks about every 36 Inches. He put one in close to steps but should have done another one closer to the end .
@@shannonpaplow7754 Thanks
@shannonpaplow7754 good to know. I wasn’t sure as I’ve seen driveways with huge sections before the crack. Thanks for the info